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Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio ~$150B in AUM - explained to Oxford students why every fiat currency is now in the final stage of the Big Cycle. - he called 2008, called 2022, and now he's pointing at something bigger 45-min at Oxford Union. Free. bookmark & watch - required...

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Adel Bucettavor 4 Monaten

he's not just calling cycles, he's mapping the human behavior that drives them

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He did not call 2008 or 2022. Look it up

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